F A 367 Special Topics—Photography
Summer 2013
May 6-31, Monday-Friday, 9-11.
There is a summer photography class happening first session. Areas we will be focusing on include:
•Understand DSLR cameras, technically and artistically
•How to use Adobe Lightroom to import, organize, edit and present images
•Use technical tools of photography to observe and extend natural phenomena
•Explore psychological, emotional, and experiential perspectives on place and space.
•View fine art photographers work
•Take field trips to several locations
•Exposure/how to meter/read light
•Photography in regards to Input (make photo) output (print/upload, etc photo)
•Projects synthesizing conceptual, technical, aesthetic, emotion, and design principles
Group multiple project, 385 Class Project, Spring 2013
As always, it will be a great learning experience and a lot of f u n!
C o u r s e T h e m e : T h e S u b j e c t i v i t y o f P l a c e a n d S p a c e
The emphasis in the course will be on our psychological, emotional, and experiential
perspectives on place and space. This will include classroom lectures, seminar, technical
demos, reading, and photographing in the field. We will be taking several day trips to
various locations throughout the Palouse region. We will also be discussing issues
centered on how we interpret space and places through culture, memory, physicality, and
aesthetics. Technically, we will be working with different imaging techniques in order to
extend, layer, and expand our perceptions of space. We will be looking at works by a variety of contemporary photographers.
